NSW Police has charged former broadcaster Alan Jones with an additional offence relating to an 11th alleged victim.

Jones had previously appeared in court in December last year, charged with 34 offences against 10 people.

Police said this afternoon that Child Abuse Squad detectives had charged Jones with an additional offence relating to an eleventh victim.

Alan Jones leaves Day Street Police Station on bail. Alan Jones was arrested at his Circular Quay apartment by NSW Police over allegations the controversial broadcaster and former Wallabies coach indecently assaulted, groped or inappropriately touched multiple young men. He is currently being held at Day Street Police Station. Media waiting outside. Monday 18th November 2024
Alan Jones leaves Day Street Police Station on bail. Alan Jones was arrested at his Circular Quay apartment by NSW Police over allegations the controversial broadcaster and former Wallabies coach indecently assaulted, groped or inappropriately touched multiple young men. He is currently being held at Day Street Police Station. Media waiting outside. Monday 18th November 2024 (James Brickwood)

“Today, the man was issued a Court Attendance Notice for an additional count of assault with act of indecency relating to an eleventh victim,” police said.

Jones is facing charges over a number of alleged indecent assaults and sexual touching incidents between 2001 and 2019.

He is set to appear in Downing Center Local Court on Tuesday, March 11.

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